Placer County, California

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As an Advanced Provider in the Emergency Department, you will play a critical role in improving lives and be a valued member of the care team. You will work collaboratively with other healthcare professionals to provide high-quality emergency care.

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Provide high-quality emergency medical care to patients in a 14-bed emergency department within a community hospital setting. Collaborate with an integrated team of clinicians to ensure efficient patient throughput and effective clinical outcomes.

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Direct Support Professionals provide care and support to individuals in various settings to enhance their health, safety, and dignity. They assist and train individuals in personal care, communication, and social skill development.

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The LVN provides direct nursing care and clinical support to individuals, including specialized diabetes management and health monitoring. They also coordinate medical appointments, maintain accurate documentation, and collaborate with the interdisciplinary team to ensure regulatory compliance.

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The Resident Medication Assistant is responsible for assisting residents with the self-administration of medications and providing direct personal care services. They also monitor resident health, maintain organized living areas, and support daily activities according to individual care plans.

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The Resident Care Associate provides personal care, companion care, and nursing assistance to residents in daily living activities. They are also responsible for performing domestic tasks and maintaining accurate documentation of the care provided.

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The On-Call Resident Care Associate provides personal care, companion care, and nursing assistance to residents, including assisting with daily living activities, errands, and domestic tasks, while accurately documenting the care provided. Responsibilities also involve companion care such as reading and correspondence assistance, ensuring resident cleanliness and hygiene, and promoting independence and safety during care delivery.

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The Floater Nurse is responsible for providing basic medical services, ensuring the safe delivery of medication, and maintaining thorough documentation of patient records in an outpatient recovery setting. This role also involves implementing controlled substance procedures and administering medications while evaluating patient responses.

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Provide in-home and community-based support to adults with developmental disabilities to help them achieve independence and reach personal goals. Responsibilities include assisting with daily living activities, personal care, social engagement, and maintaining accurate daily charting notes.